‘The Invisible Woman’ movie review. January 16, 2014. Although he is still married, Charles Dickens (Ralph Fiennes) falls for an actress, Nelly (Felicity Jones), in “The Invisible Woman.” ...

Directed tastefully by Ralph Fiennes, “The Invisible Woman” is very lovely to look at. But it lives up to its own title too well. Fiennes cast himself as Charles Dickens, portrayed here… ...

No, not that Invisible Woman! With Universal's take on The Invisible Man on the way, the studio is developing a spin-off focusing on the character's female counterpart, and Elizabeth Banks is set ...

She's referred to as "The Invisible Woman," but Ellen "Nelly" Ternan was no such thing to Charles Dickens. From the moment the 45-year-old English novelist laid eyes on the then-18-year-old ...

Still, like the 1940 Invisible Woman, there reportedly will not be a tie-in to Whannell’s The Invisible Man. That’s one of the few things about the movie that’s clear.

Movie Review - 'The Invisible Woman' Or three: Dickens' wife, mistress and mother-in-law orbit the Victorian literary titan in a film that critic Ella Taylor says is wonderfully perceptive about ...

If Banks’ The Invisible Woman doesn’t move forward, it wouldn’t be the only planned Universal Monsters movie to seemingly dissolve, as Paul Feig was previously announced as developing the ...

The tragic and clandestine personal life of Charles Dickens is shown in Ralph Fiennes’ “The Invisible Woman.” Though visually attractive, the film lacks storyline-related clarity as well as ...